Oracle International Corporation

Bea Systems, Inc.

Software Ag, Inc.

Kii Corporation

Phani Pandrangi

Don Lewis Hayler

Adrian Peter McDermott

David P Meyer

Joseph A Stanko

Thomas Doyle Quigley

Michael Ryan Amend

Susumu Ishizuka

Daniel Vu

Makoto Iguchi

Loren Froomin

Mike Noehren

Olaf Brinkmann

Michael Lossos

William Adjie-Winoto

Stanley Hsinheng Lin

The present disclosure generally relates to techniques for implementing location based device services. Techniques are described for enabling registration of a device to a server system and providing access to the registered devices via a universal application. In certain embodiments, the universal application may receive, from an end user, one or more location based search parameters for a registered device. The universal application may determine registered devices that satisfy the one or more location based search parameters. In some embodiments, service attributes can also be input when searching for a registered device. In addition, some embodiments determine a device application associated with the registered device and a corresponding device application can be launched upon selected of a registered device.

Techniques for implementing location based device services

User requests for a web application can be received at a reverse proxy. Web application code for a first application can be obtained. Data can be checked at the reverse proxy to determine whether to insert an element into the first application. If there is a match, a combined web application can be produced, including the first web application and the element.

Non-invasive contextual and rule driven injection proxy

Certain example embodiments described herein relate to techniques for enabling a business process model (BPM) to be transparent (in whole or in part) from the source of data that triggers it. More particularly, certain example embodiments relate to techniques enabling transparent composition and decomposition of e-form data from one or more e-form formats into data that is directly usable by a Business Process Model Engine. Information from an e-form may, for example, be used in a business process, e.g., after a template or document type is created that represents the e-form in a format that the BPM Engine understands, and the e-form may be transparently composed into and decomposed out from the business data in certain example embodiments.

Method, system and computer-readable medium for E-form information extraction template creation

Web application code can be interpreted to indicate a pagelet web application. A combined display including a section of the pagelet web application in a page of the first application can then be produced.

Pagelets

A reverse proxy server can provide access to web applications. The reverse proxy system can produce interstitial pages not generated with the web application code and optionally block access to the web application until the interstitial pages have been processed.

Interstitial pages

A reverse proxy server can receive user requests for web applications. Web application code can be obtained for a first web application. The reverse proxy server can be configured to recognize a specific proxied web application page to indicate a pagelet web application. The pagelet web application code can be obtained from the pagelet web application and a combined presentation produced by inserting the pagelet web application into a specified location in the first web application. This embodiment allows a pagelet web application code to be inserted into a first web application where the first web application code has not been modified prior to the first web application being proxied.

Non-invasive insertion of pagelets

A reverse proxy server can receive user requests for web applications. Web application code can be obtained for a first web application. A tag in the first web application can be interpreted to indicate a pagelet web application. The pagelet web application code can be obtained from the pagelet web application and a combined presentation produced.

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Phani Pandrangi